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| 3 | [FR] Cold Approach works like a charm!This Sub Reddit is NOT called, r/English, it's r/Seduction. If a friend was telling you a story about how he or she just finished a test and did well, would you berate him or her for a few misspoken words or pausing incorrectly? Would you ignore the entire message just to exemplify that you know more than they do? You weren't judging any sort of criteria. Your comment boils down to telling another person that they know less than you and we can see that by your rude, aggressive, and suggestive at… | /r/seduction | 10/05/11 09:23 PM |
| 7 | [FR] Cold Approach works like a charm!Strange, how did people in 1300-1800's live without proper spelling and grammar? How did those generations even LIVE with themselves. My soul weeps for this generation that is so inebriated by their own inflated self worth that is judged and earned by numbers on a website and how well they type. No longer are you judged by the content of your post, but purely by how it was written. | /r/seduction | 10/05/11 03:30 PM |
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